She is preparing the release of her first parenting book, The Baby Bible.
And Bec Judd, a mother of four young children, flaunted her astonishingly svelte physique in a series of photos posted to Instagram on Sunday.
The 35-year-old promoted her activewear line, Jaggad, as her one-year-old twins Darcy and Tom relaxed on her and husband Chris Judd’s bed in the background.
Tip top shape! Bec Judd, a mother of four young children, flaunted her astonishingly svelte physique in a series of photos posted to Instagram on Sunday
The statuesque former model struck a variety of poses in the monochrome crop top and leggings while her adorable boys looked on, happily drinking from their bottles.
‘I think this is my fave @TeamJaggad collection ever. You can’t go wrong with neutrals. P.S. Hi Darcy, hi Tom!’ she captioned the snaps.
‘You are seriously so gorgeous how you love your boys! They are so cute, beautiful and spunky! Lucky mama,’ fawned one of her 675,000 followers.
Professional: The statuesque former model struck a variety of poses in the monochrome crop top and leggings while her adorable boys looked on, happily drinking from their bottles
On Friday Bec shared a photo of The Baby Bible’s cover highlighting herself, Tom and Darcy, with her older children – Oscar, six, and Billie, four – not featured.
Earlier in the year the television host surprised her legions of fans by announcing her first foray into the literary world with the parenting book.
The Perth-born entrepreneur explained her soon-to-be released tome will cover all the ups and downs from pregnancy to baby’s first year.
Baby Bible! The Perth-born entrepreneur explained her soon-to-be released tome will cover all the ups and downs from pregnancy to baby’s first year
The book is broken up into nine chapters of each month of a pregnancy, along with five additional chapters about postnatal care for mum and bub.
After giving birth to her twins in September 2016, Bec revealed in an interview with NW that her husband Chris could not tell the difference between their boys.
Unlike her husband, she instantly developed the knack for telling them apart.
‘I can totes tell them apart. Different shaped heads, different hairlines, a stork bite on opposite eyelids, Darcy’s nose is slightly more turned up,’ she described.
‘I can totes tell them apart. Different shaped heads, different hairlines, a stork bite on opposite eyelids, Darcy’s nose is slightly more turned up,’ she described